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  • This is anecdotal. Your viewpoint illustrates that you are not on the frontlines building civil organizations or participating in direct action (which does not necessarily involve sabotage, folks).

    Unified monoperspectives are dangerous anyway. Build coalitions and hegemony among various segments of local regions. Read/discuss Gramsci's prison writings.

  • Gorrilladrums here looking for a quick fix. Tiktok politics rearing its sleepy head.

    Study history. Protests necessary but not a solitary solution.

  • They will be, but not in an instant gratification manner.

    Sociopolitical change requires the long haul.

    Anyone expecting some kind of revolution needs to see about 35 million in the streets at once, plus a well developed infrastructure of philosophy, ideals, and civil organizations.

    In the meantime, mass dissent is necessary and fertilizes the roots of liberty -- cf. history.

  • Those are good points but Torino as Turin is complicated, some folks there still call it that in dialect etc. and historically, run by the Lombards and all that.

    English is terrible at this, Venice is Venezia, if you can say pizza you can say that.

  • many uses of sugar

    Just a reminder that there are better materials to gum up an engine than sugar.

  • incomitance

    Condition in which the manifest or latent angle of deviation of the lines of sight of the two eyes differs according to which eye is fixating or in which direction the eyes are looking. This condition is usually attributed to a paresis or paralysis of one or more of the extraocular muscles.

    So, Marty Feldman eyes caused this!?

    Edit - look both ways at once before crossing

  • Check yer stats, even in Alaberta it's only about 15% or so.

    Probably a big difference between Lloydminster and Windsor.

  • Yes this, it’s real and important.

  • You don’t stop it (on your own), you work with other people who are trying to stop it.

    You figure out what you’re good at and have time for and do that. In a group. Collectively. No-one is saying ’why doesn’t traxex fix this’.

    If you want to take on deprogramming cult members yourself there are resources available to anyone to get you started.

  • For real, if there was apple’s extended warranty on it, they might have replaced it after the first explosion, but not the 2nd (unless PR opportunity involved).

    But it’s a five year old computer, that warranty ended two years ago.

  • There are minor differences in the internal components, from 2019 to 2020 MBAirs, and a notable case change in 2021.

    The 2020 model IS pretty tough, though. It’s the last iteration of 11 years refining an already pretty durable form factor.

  • TL;DR -- poverty means socializing is replaced by drudgery and lack of access to third spaces or visitation, and causes some people to migrate away from familiar community. Also collectivist cultures put many people into positions of obligation and tight social expectations.

    In other words, survival and responsibility overrule socialization time.

  • Oh yeah, I get it. On iOS I use a simple database app called Collections that I really like, I use it for mileage tracking and certain kinds of journaling or lists that need extra features like a relational key or lookups or sketch or calculation fields etc. When I can’t find an app that does what I want.

    Basically a simple roll-yer-own approach. I haven’t looked into sharing the data dynamically, though. I think Collections is iOS only, probably similar apps galore on android. https://collectionsdb.com/

  • I don't know of anything like that, but it seems like parsing out multiple different formats for recipe ingredient lists would be one of the major obstacles to consistency and reliability.

    I don't know much about digital recipes, other than the crap that is various websites with their ingredient list obfuscation game.

  • Hm, I feel bad enough trying to trust that apple is respecting our privacy in iCloud sync, it’s a stretch, but data processed by an aggressive retailer about my shopping, don’t think I could do it.

  • That seems like a perfectly reasonable feature list!

  • Yep, this method works really well in a busy schedule.

    My spouse and I use iOS so we share lists that we dictate to: "add onions to the grocery list" or "add vitamin c to the pharmacy list" is pretty adhd friendly, and updated live so if one is shopping, that's inevitably when we remember something and the other one of us can update the list without texting.

    I like kitchen owl, but have to use iOS for various reasons, and it's pretty low friction, even autoorganizing the list by section of store to make it easier when roaming the aisles.

    All our recipes are in print or our heads at this point so we don't need a list-from-recipe feature.

  • Well yeah, it's always like that I think, someone probably complained about it in cuneiform or hieroglyphs.

    A large percentage of any generation is going to put the mortgage and horse/camel/SUV first. There's no character there. Generations are characterized by the noisy flashy people and stereotypes, not the 'normies', and there are a lot of genX sarcastic half motivated folks floating around still. The ones without mortgages in particular.

  • OK but no-one knows for certain.